MannyMUC Swinging Sixties Time Capsule

Psychedelic surroundings for Jim Morrison of The Doors

Mick Jagger in action 1966! "...steps wide ... to shout his message of madness ... through laughter and piercing panic" (words written by manager Andrew Oldham in his typical snappy and slightly bonkers style)

Keith Richards' girlfriend Linda Keith saw him playing at this small club ... and the rest is rock history

METROPOLIS - Brigitte Helm drives the men crazy in Fritz Lang's masterpiece (released in 1927)

fabulous ROLLING STONES TV 1964

Anita Pallenberg inside the Munich Main Railway Station in 1966. Some scenes of her German film 'Mord und Totschlag/A Degree of Murder' by Volker Schlöndorf were shot there ... and she looks fabulous

Arthur Lee and his band Love played several nights at the famous Whisky a Go Go club on Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, some of these together with the still little known Doors

(A collage out of three photos by Guy Webster)

Their first album and first single "Break On Through" were released just this month and the band was still hardly known outside the Los Angeles area.

**1968 - High in Germany** How to smoke a joint - presented by beautiful Munich model Uschi Obermaier and political activist Rainer Langhans

Best wishes to you in Rock Heaven

Paint It, Yellow? The Rolling Stones present their big hit 'Paint It, Black' on British TV (May 1966)

Young 'Crazy Diamond' -Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd around 1967

Swinging Sixties Golden Touch with James Bond and Brian Jones of The rolling Stones (on the left an original film poster of 1964)

Actress Julie Christie and model Pattie Boyd, the wife of Beatle George Harrison

Achtung!!! - Jimi and Hey Joe ... are coming to the famous Star-Club in Hamburg in March 1967. The Jimi Hendrix Experience play there for three days. On the right sits manager Chas Chandler, seldom seen on photos together with the group.

After their time with Velvet Underground they continued to work together occasionally until Nico's death in 1988